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Dancing with the Stars: The return of David Seymour
Vita Molyneux
Watch: Work comes before twerk: David Seymour defends stint on Dancing with the Stars NZ Credits: Newshub.
Dancing With The Stars is giving the people what they want - the return of twerk legend David Seymour for trio week.
In previous years, trio week was performed by the contestants and two professional dancers.
In a new tactic, this year's trio week will be performed by former contestants - and everyone is waiting to see Seymour bust a move.
Lycra-sporting David Seymour twerks for Instagram
Work comes before twerk: David Seymour defends stint on Dancing with the Stars NZ
He'll be teaming up with William Waiirua, and his partner Amelia McGregor. When Seymour competed last year, he also danced with McGregor.
In 2018, Seymour made it all the way to the semi-final of the competition, finishing fifth overall.
The nation remembers his iconic twerk during salsa week - but even his booty shaking couldn't save him from elimination in the end.
He came in at the bottom of the scoreboard every week, but the New Zealand public just couldn't get enough and kept voting to keep him in.
Finally, he landed in the bottom two, which allowed the judges to out him based on dancing ability alone.


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Governance, Regulation and Powers on the Internet
$54.99 (C)
Eric Brousseau, Université de Paris IX (Paris-Dauphine)
Meryem Marzouki, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Paris
Cécile Méadel, Mines ParisTech
Eric Brousseau, Meryem Marzouki, Cécile Méadel, Milton L. Mueller, Jean-Michel Glachant, Herbert Burkett, James N. Rosenau, Miles D. Townes, Benoît Frydman, Ludovic Hennebel, Gregory Lewkowicz, Tom Dedeurwaerdere, Pierre Mounier, Yves Schemeil, Nicolas Auray, Madeleine Akrich, Christine Hine, Christophe Aguiton, Dominique Cardon, Séverine Dusollier, Niva Elkin-Koren, Bruno Deffains, Jane K. Winn
$ 54.99 (C)
Digital technologies have prompted the emergence of new modes of regulation and governance, since they allow for more decentralized processes of elaboration and implementation of norms. Moreover, the Internet has been raising a wide set of governance issues since it affects many domains, such as individual rights, public liberties, property rights, economic competition, market regulation, conflict management, security and the sovereignty of states. There is therefore a need to understand how technical, political, economic and social norms are articulated, as well as to understand who the main actors of this process of transformation are, how they interact and how these changes may influence international rulings. This book brings together an international team of scholars to explain and analyse how collective regulations evolve in the broader context of the development of post-modern societies, globalization, the reshaping of international relations and the profound transformations of nation-states.
Proposes an integrated vision of Internet and governance issues, from the regulation of the Internet to the impact of digital technologies on politics
Provides both theoretical analysis of Internet governance issues and empirical research through case studies
Written from a multidisciplinary and international perspective with contributions from renowned academic researchers who are deeply involved in Internet governance debates and developments on the ground
'The internet is the ultimate multinational non-governmental organization. In its brief life it has become an integral part of most of our lives. Yet it is governed by a mixture of different competing organizations all lobbied by groups with very different goals. Privacy; free speech; intellectual property - all of these interests are fighting over how the internet will be governed - and who will be allowed to speak to whom about what. This book lays out the different organizations, issues, and competing interests and is essential reading for anyone who wants to come to grips with what will likely be the key issue in the first half [of] the twenty-first century.' David K. Levine, John H. Biggs Distinguished Professor, Washington University, St Louis
'A remarkable book that addresses from a truly global perspective the profound transformations on governance models and modes that are underway thanks to internet technologies, online communities and international communications. The editors have assembled a brilliant group of leading thinkers from different countries and disciplines to confront the task. Together, they explore in an insightful and coherent way a new vision for the relationship between information technologies and social and political change. The work combines theory, empirical research and practical approaches to make it an essential read for academics, policy-makers, stakeholders and decision-makers concerned with governance and the internet. A magnificent contribution to our understanding of the information society and an outstanding achievement.' Joel R. Reidenberg, Stanley D. and Nikki Waxberg Chair, Fordham University School of Law
'An impressive collection of essays on the state-of-art of Internet governance that provides invaluable insights into how the governance debate is shaped - by actors, institutions, structures, and discourse. Highly recommended for everyone desiring an in-depth understanding of Internet governance research!' Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
1. Governance, networks and information technologies: societal, political, and organizational innovations Eric Brousseau, Meryem Marzouki and Cécile Méadel
Part I. The Evolution of Regulatory Frameworks in Perspective:
2. The interconnection regime: property and commons: learning from the telecommunication industry privatization process Milton L. Mueller
3. Regulating networks in the 'new economy': organizing competition to share information and knowledge Éric Brousseau and Jean-Michel Glachant
4. Balancing informational power by informational power - or - re-reading Montesquieu in the Internet age Herbert Burkett
5. People on the Internet as agents of change James N. Rosenau and Miles D. Townes
Part II. Reformulating the Fundamentals for Collective Regulations:
6. Co-regulation and the rule of law Benoît Frydman, Ludovic Hennebel and Gregory Lewkowicz
7. Democratic governance and reflexive modernization of the Internet Tom Dedeurwaerdere
8. Internet governance and the question of legitimacy Pierre Mounier
9. Global governance: evolutions and innovations in international relations Yves Schemeil
Part III. Self Regulations, Communities and Private Orders:
10. On-line communities and governance mechanisms Nicolas Auray
11. Policing exchanges as self-description in Internet groups Madeleine Akrich and Cécile Méadel
12. The formation of conventions for Internet activities Christine Hine
13. Coordination of the international civil society and uses of Internet Christophe Aguiton and Dominique Cardon
Part IV. The Changing Nature of the Law: Coding, Contracting and Ruling:
14. DRM at the intersection of copyright law and technology: a case study for regulation Séverine Dusollier
15. What contracts can't do: the limits of private ordering in facilitating a creative commons Niva Elkin-Koren
16. The effects of electronic commerce technologies on business contracting behaviors Bruno Deffains and Jane K. Winn
17. Internet governance: old issues, new framings, uncertain implications Eric Brousseau and Meryem Marzouki
Eric Brousseau is Professor of Economics at the University of Paris Ouest and at the Global Governance Programme of the European University Institute in Florence. He was the director of EconomiX, a joint research center between the CNRS and the University of Paris Ouest, from 2005 to 2011.
Meryem Marzouki is a senior researcher with the French National Scientific Research Center (CNRS) and currently works at the Computer Science Laboratory of Paris 6 (LIP6).
Cécile Méadel is Professor of Sociology at the Ecole des Mines, Paris and a researcher at the Centre de Sociologie de l'Innovation, a joint research centre between Mines-Paristech and the CNRS.
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Author: The DeFeo Groupe
A pair of new books will highlight the history of a railroad and the streetcar system in and around Clarksville, Tennessee.
The DeFeo Groupe, an Atlanta-based content creation firm and publisher of Railfanning.org, will publish "A Faster Means of Locomotion: A Brief History of Streetcars in Clarksville, Tennessee" and "A Brief History of the Indiana, Alabama & Texas Railroad," in August. Todd DeFeo wrote both books.
Clarksville, Tennessee, has a fascinating railroad history. The push for a railroad in the community dates to the 1830s, but it wasn't until 1852 that Tennessee chartered the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad.
The Indiana, Alabama & Texas Railroad emerged from an early 1880s proposal to build a line between Mobile, Alabama, and Evansville, Indiana. Despite its grand plans, the railroad completed only about 30 miles of narrow-gauge track from Clarksville, Tennessee, toward Princeton, Kentucky.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad purchased the railroad in 1886 and converted the line to standard gauge. The Louisville & Nashville abandoned the route, later known as the Clarksville & Princeton Branch, relegating it to the history books.
Meanwhile, a street railroad, in one form or another, operated in Clarksville from 1885 until 1928. Mules powered the first cars, and the line later electrified.
What is perhaps most interesting about streetcars in the city is the sheer number of companies organized to operate. Considering the history of the city's street railway system stretches less than a half-century, its history is dizzying.
For more information about the books, including ordering information, visit railfanning.org.
DeFeo has written books on the Western & Atlantic and the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville railroads. He has also written another book about the Northeast Corridor, but its publication has been delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the publisher.


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We all want to be fit and healthy, but do we all work for it? Do you spend even a minute of your time in the gym? Or make an effort to eat healthy? Do you like to go on power walk or run early in the morning? Because these are the things that you need to do to truly be fit. Yet, not all of us have the stomach for them. For those who do, they also have a need to track how their fitness regime is going. And to do that, they have various tools and trackers; whether it's in their phones or their watches, or a sole fitness gadget dedicated to monitoring them day and night. One such gadget is the Jaybird Regin.
Jaybird Reign was an activity tracker developed by Jaybird. A consumer electronics company, Jaybird is owned by Logitech and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. The company was founded in 2006 by Judd Armstrong to design and manufacture headphones, as well as wearable activity trackers. Famous for its wireless Bluetooth sports headphones, Jaybird released the Jaybird Reign in 2014 to provide its loyal customers with a new gadget for their active lifestyles.
The Jaybird Reign, upon its release got mixed reviews from the users. While most users were happy with the gadget's ability to track their heart rate variability and use it to determine the optimal time for them to exercise, others were not too pleased with the mobile application that accompanied it. Perhaps, it was due to this application that Jaybird discontinued their Jaybird Reign and pulled the apps from all mobile stores. However, for those who still have the gadget can download the app from third-party sources, particularly on their Android phones. If you are one such user, you can download the app from www.apkmonk.com/app/com.jaybirdsport.reign, and see for yourself if the reviews truly do it justice.


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//  SFSlotView.m
//  CAMTOOL
//
//  Created by jifu on 12/23/15.
//  Copyright (c) 2015 sifo. All rights reserved.
//

#import "SFSlotView.h"
#import "QREncoder.h"
#import "SFRecordWriter.h"
/*
@implementation ResultViewField

-(id)initWithIdentify:(NSString *)identify uid:(NSInteger)uid;
{
    if (self = [super init]) {
        _identify = identify;
        _uid = uid;
        _serialNumber = @"";
        _matrixBuildNumber =@"";
        _status = ResultViewClearStatus;
    }
    return self;
}

@end
*/
@interface SFSlotView()
{
    CGFloat _timeRectHight;
    CGFloat _timeRectWidth;
    CGFloat _qrview_and_textView_gap;
}

@end
@implementation SFSlotView

- (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frame
{
    self = [super initWithFrame:frame];
    if (self) {
        // Initialization code here.
        _identify = @"NA";
        _uid = 0;
        _serialNumber = @"--";
        _status = ResultViewClearStatus;
        _qrView = nil;
        _ct = 0;
        _isSelected = NO;
        _carrierID = @"";
        _scanID = @"";
        _enable=YES;
        _slotState = @"IDLE";
        _ipAddress = @"127.0.0.1";
        _startedTimeStamp = 0;
        _timeRectHight = 25;
        _timeRectWidth = 80;
        _qrview_and_textView_gap = 10;
    }
    return self;
}
-(void)setStatus:(ResultViewStatus)status
{

    if (_status == ResultViewPendingStatus && status != ResultViewPendingStatus) {
        if (status == ResultViewPassStatus) {

            [[SFRecordWriter sharedLogWriter] addUUTRecord:_serialNumber result:SFUUTPassedResult slot:_identify startTime:[NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:self.startedTimeStamp]];

        }else if (status == ResultViewFailedStatus){
            [[SFRecordWriter sharedLogWriter] addUUTRecord:_serialNumber result:SFUUTFailedResult slot:_identify startTime:[NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:self.startedTimeStamp]];

        }else{

            [[SFRecordWriter sharedLogWriter] addUUTRecord:_serialNumber result:SFUUTAbortedResult slot:_identify startTime:[NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:self.startedTimeStamp]];

        }

    }
    _status = status;
}

-(void)setSlotState:(NSString *)state;
{
    /*
     +----+---------------------------+
     | id | description               |
     +----+---------------------------+
     |  1 | PAIRED                    |
     |  2 | STARTING                  |
     |  3 | REJECTED                  |
     |  4 | EMPTY                     |
     |  5 | MISMATCHED_SERIAL_NUMBER  |
     |  7 | FAILED_NEW_SLOT           |
     |  8 | FAILED                    |
     |  9 | FAILED_RETRY              |
     | 10 | PASSED                    |
     | 11 | TESTING                   |
     | 12 | ABORTING                  |
     | 13 | ABORTED                   |
     | 14 | PAUSING                   |
     | 15 | PAUSED                    |
     | 16 | RESUMING                  |
     | 17 | IDLE                      |
     | 18 | REGISTERED                |
     | 23 | PASSING                   |
     | 24 | FAILING                   |
     | 25 | STARTED                   |
     | 26 | REJECTING                 |
     | 28 | REQUESTED_NEW_SLOT        |
     | 29 | RESETTING                 |
     | 30 | RESET                     |
     | 31 | REPORTING_UNKNOWN_UNIT    |
     | 32 | EXCEPTIONED               |
     | 33 | HELD_FOR_FAILURE_ANALYSIS |
     +----+---------------------------+

     */

    if ([state isEqualToString:@"PASSED"]) {
        [self setStatus:ResultViewPassStatus];
    }else if ([state isEqualToString:@"ABORTED"]){
        [self setStatus:ResultViewFailedStatus];
    }else if ([state isEqualToString:@"FAILED"]){
        [self setStatus:ResultViewFailedStatus];

    }else if ([state isEqualToString:@"TESTING"]){

        [self setStatus:ResultViewPendingStatus];

    }else if ([state isEqualToString:@"PAIRED"]){
        [self setStatus:ResultViewReadyStatus];
    }else{
        [self setStatus:ResultViewClearStatus];
    }
    _slotState = state;

}

-(NSString *)formatedCycleTimeValue:(NSInteger)ct
{
    ct = ct >= 5*24*3600 ? 0 : ct; // cycle more than a day ,as invalid value ,should be set to zero.
    UInt hour=0;
    UInt min=0;
    UInt second=0;
    if (ct >= 3600 ) {
        hour = (UInt)(ct / 3600);
        min = ((ct % 3600) / 60 ) ;
    }
    else if (ct >= 60){
        min =(UInt)(ct / 60);
    }
    second = ct % 60;

    NSString *h = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02i",hour];
    NSString *m = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02i",min];
    NSString *s = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%02i",second];

    NSString *digitalString =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@:%@:%@",h,m,s];
    return digitalString;
}

-(void)_drawTextCellInRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect{
    CGFloat xEdge = 5.0,yEdge = 3;

    NSRect frame =NSMakeRect(dirtyRect.origin.x + xEdge, dirtyRect.origin.y +yEdge, dirtyRect.size.width - 2*xEdge, dirtyRect.size.height - 2 * yEdge);
    NSRect tagFrame,stringFrame;
    NSDivideRect(frame, &tagFrame, &stringFrame, 45, NSMinXEdge);

    NSBezierPath *path =[NSBezierPath bezierPathWithRoundedRect:frame xRadius:2 yRadius:2];
    NSColor *strokeColor = [NSColor grayColor];
    [path setLineWidth:2];
    if (_isSelected == YES) {
        strokeColor = [NSColor blueColor];
        [path setLineWidth:4];

    }

    NSColor *_textCellBackgroundColor = nil;
    switch (_status) {
        case ResultViewClearStatus:_textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor whiteColor];break;
        case ResultViewFailedStatus:_textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor redColor];break;
        case ResultViewPassStatus:_textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor greenColor];break;
        case ResultViewPendingStatus:_textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor yellowColor];break;
        case ResultViewReadyStatus:_textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor cyanColor];break;

        default:break;
    }

    //防止出现有时测试结果也会刷新成白色,不是PASS或FAIL的绿红色
    if ([_slotState isEqualToString:@"PASSED"]) {
        _textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor greenColor];
    }else if ([_slotState isEqualToString:@"FAILED"]){
        _textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor redColor];
    }

    //if slot is disabled,
    if (self.enable == NO) {
        _serialNumber = @"DISABLED";
        _textCellBackgroundColor = [NSColor lightGrayColor];
    }

    [_textCellBackgroundColor setFill];
    [strokeColor setStroke];
    [path fill];
    [path stroke];

    //draw text value ,serial number
    NSFont *font = [NSFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:24];

    //fixed <null> string issue. use [_serialNumber description] replaced _serialNumber.
    NSAttributedString *attStr =[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString:[_serialNumber description] attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:font}];
    NSSize strsize = [attStr size];
    //

    CGFloat x = (stringFrame.size.width - strsize.width)/2 < 0?0:(stringFrame.size.width - strsize.width)/2;
    CGFloat y = (stringFrame.size.height - strsize.height)/2 <0 ? 0 :(stringFrame.size.height - strsize.height)/2;
    strsize.width = strsize.width > stringFrame.size.width ? stringFrame.size.width : strsize.width;
    strsize.height = strsize.height > stringFrame.size.height ? stringFrame.size.height : strsize.height;

    NSPoint textDrawPoint =NSMakePoint(stringFrame.origin.x + x, stringFrame.origin.y + y);

    [attStr drawInRect:NSMakeRect(textDrawPoint.x, textDrawPoint.y, strsize.width, strsize.height)];
    //draw slot state

    NSAttributedString *stateStr =[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString:_slotState attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:[NSFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:12],NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[NSColor grayColor]}];

    NSSize stateSize = [stateStr size];

    NSPoint sDrawPoint =NSMakePoint(stringFrame.origin.x + stringFrame.size.width - stateSize.width -5, stringFrame.origin.y+2);
    [stateStr drawInRect:NSMakeRect(sDrawPoint.x, sDrawPoint.y, stateSize.width, stateSize.height)];

    //draw slot's IP address
    NSAttributedString *ipAddress =[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString:_ipAddress attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:[NSFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:12],NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[NSColor grayColor]}];

    NSSize ipSize = [ipAddress size];

    NSPoint ipDrawPoint =NSMakePoint(stringFrame.origin.x + 5, stringFrame.origin.y+2);
    [ipAddress drawInRect:NSMakeRect(ipDrawPoint.x, ipDrawPoint.y, ipSize.width, ipSize.height)];

    //draw identify/uid value
    [strokeColor setFill];
    NSRectFill(tagFrame);
    font = [NSFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:14];
    NSAttributedString *attNumber =[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString:_identify attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:font,NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[NSColor whiteColor]}];
    strsize = [attNumber size];
    textDrawPoint =NSMakePoint(tagFrame.origin.x + (tagFrame.size.width - strsize.width)/2, tagFrame.origin.y + (tagFrame.size.height - strsize.height)/2);
    [attNumber drawInRect:NSMakeRect(textDrawPoint.x, textDrawPoint.y, strsize.width, strsize.height) ];
}

-(void)drawCarrierIDQRcodeInRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect;
{
    if (_qrView == nil && [_scanID isNotEqualTo:@""]) {
        _qrView =[[NSImageView alloc] initWithFrame:dirtyRect];
        [_qrView setImageScaling:NSImageScaleProportionallyUpOrDown];
        NSImage *qr= [QREncoder encode:_scanID size:2 correctionLevel:QRCorrectionLevelMedium];
        [_qrView setImage:qr];
        [self addSubview:_qrView];

        if (_enable == NO ) {
            [_qrView setAlphaValue:0.3];
        }

    }
}

-(void)drawCycleTime:(NSString *)timeStringValue InRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect;
{
    //draw text value
    NSAttributedString *attStr =[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString:timeStringValue attributes:@{NSFontAttributeName:[NSFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:15],NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[NSColor grayColor]}];
    NSSize strsize = [attStr size];
    //
    CGFloat x = (dirtyRect.size.width - strsize.width)/2 < 0?0:(dirtyRect.size.width - strsize.width)/2;
    CGFloat y = (dirtyRect.size.height - strsize.height)/2 <0 ? 0 :(dirtyRect.size.height - strsize.height)/2;
    strsize.width = strsize.width > dirtyRect.size.width ? dirtyRect.size.width : strsize.width;
    strsize.height = strsize.height > dirtyRect.size.height ? dirtyRect.size.height : strsize.height;

    NSPoint textDrawPoint =NSMakePoint(dirtyRect.origin.x + x, dirtyRect.origin.y + y);

    [attStr drawInRect:NSMakeRect(textDrawPoint.x, textDrawPoint.y, strsize.width, strsize.height)];
}

-(void)removeFromSuperview{
   // [_qrView removeFromSuperview];
    [super removeFromSuperview];

}

-(void)setClearStatus;
{
    _serialNumber = @"--";
    _status = ResultViewClearStatus;
    _isSelected = NO;
    _startedTimeStamp = 0;
}

- (void)drawRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect
{
    [super drawRect:dirtyRect];

    [[NSColor whiteColor] setFill];
    NSRectFill(dirtyRect);
    CGFloat slotHigh = dirtyRect.size.height * 0.85;
    CGFloat qr_side_length = dirtyRect.size.height * 0.75;
    CGFloat textAreaWidth=dirtyRect.size.width - qr_side_length - _qrview_and_textView_gap;

    NSSize qrSize=NSMakeSize(qr_side_length, qr_side_length);
    NSRect qrRect = NSMakeRect(dirtyRect.origin.x , dirtyRect.origin.y + (slotHigh - qrSize.height) /2 , qrSize.width, qrSize.height);
    [_qrView setFrame:qrRect];
    [self drawCarrierIDQRcodeInRect:qrRect];

    NSRect snRect =NSMakeRect(qrRect.origin.x + qrRect.size.width + _qrview_and_textView_gap, dirtyRect.origin.y, textAreaWidth, slotHigh);
    [self _drawTextCellInRect:snRect];

   // NSRect cycleTimeRect =NSMakeRect(snRect.origin.x + snRect.size.width + 20, snRect.origin.y, 100, slotHigh);

    NSRect cycleTimeRect =NSMakeRect(snRect.origin.x + snRect.size.width - _timeRectWidth, snRect.origin.y + snRect.size.height - _timeRectHight, _timeRectWidth, _timeRectHight);

    [self drawCycleTime:[self formatedCycleTimeValue:_ct] InRect:cycleTimeRect];
    // Drawing code here.
}

@end

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Q: codenigiter: sql injection and xss_clean I am using active record in codenigiter to do some query and I read some docs that say using AR will escape the parameter automaticly.I want to comfirm this and I read the source code of AR class,but I am confused!
I do some test,eg,I access the url as follow is:
http://wrecruit.tudouya.com/company/editProfile/4

then I enable the profiler in CI.
when I add a single quote at the end of url as follows:
http://wrecruit.tudouya.com/company/editProfile/4'

I see the real sql statement the query execute and I got this:
 SELECT *
FROM (`wy_company`)
WHERE `id` =  '4%27'

the single quote is escaped to '%27',I want to know how this escape happen?maybe it's escaped by the input class?

A: Url adress is always encoded with urlencode function. This function replace all symbols with codes.
If you want to prevent xss you should to check you parameter. May be like this (in controller Company):
public function editProfile($id)
{
    $id = (int)$id;

    if($id){
        // model code execute - loading DB data
    }
}

And in DB query you should use Query Bindings, or use Active record. Them both are prevent injection.

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PageRank was developed by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin. generally speaking, pagerank measures a web page's importance (from 0 to 10). More details here.
Don't be surprised if the results differ.
Inbound links were originally important (prior to the emergence of search engines) as a primary means of web navigation; today, their significance lies in search engine optimization (SEO). The number of backlinks is one indication of the popularity or importance of that website or page (for example, this is used by Google to determine the PageRank of a webpage). Outside of SEO, the backlinks of a webpage may be of significant personal, cultural or semantic interest: they indicate who is paying attention to that page.
You may have available all the above (and more), using a browser extension.
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UAC finishes first MC-21-300 with Russian-made composite wings
New jetliner, which has 40% of its structure in composite material, should make its maiden flight in December. Entry into service of the aircraft will take place in the third quarter of 2022
Russia took another step towards nationalizing the production of its new commercial jet, the MC-21. Developed by Irkut, a manufacturer that is part of the UAC, the plane has just had the first prototype completed using composite wings manufactured by AeroComposite.
The company, located in eastern Russia, took on the task of supplying composite material components for the project after the West enacted trade embargoes on the nation.
According to UAC, the MC-21-300 equipped with polymer composite materials was completed on November 29 and then transferred to Irkut's flight testing division. The aircraft is expected to fly for the first time in December.
"The use of strong, lightweight composites allowed the designers to make the high aspect ratio wing and improve the aircraft's aerodynamics while increasing the fuselage diameter. The assembly of the first commercial aircraft is a big step for the UAC and the entire Russian aviation industry. This is proof of the maturity of our aviation technologies and yet another victory over sanctions," said Rostec CEO Sergei Chemezov.
The new jetliner is expected to made its maiden flight in December (UAC)
The MC-21 has 40% of its structure made in composites, which offer greater strength and lighter weight. The production of the wings, says UAC, uses vacuum infusion technology, which is a Russian patent.
The MC-21 is close to being certified by Russian civil aviation authorities. The aircraft, with a capacity of up to 211 seats, will enter service by Rossiya Airlines from the 3rd quarter of 2022.
The MC-21-300 version is equipped with PW1400 turbofans, supplied by Pratt & Whitney, but which will be replaced in the future by the PD-14 engine, developed in Russia. Rossiya, however, is expected to receive the first aircraft with US engines.
AeroComposite
Irkut
MC-21-300
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Started by Nigel Farmer in 2002, Maldon Brewing Company is one of the longest established breweries in Essex.
Maldon operates one of the smallest running pubs in Essex. Located in Maldon, the bar seats 12 inside a grade 2 listed building, measuring a minuscule 3.4 x 3.6 metres! This cosy pub has a big attitude and delivers one of our classic craft ales.
The micro pub often sources guest beers from London breweries and usually has four draft beers, with a five beer Friday event for that extra choice once a week! They also have two to three real ciders, sourced from across the UK complemented with some interesting meads, wines, and prosecco as well as soft drinks.
In terms of their beers, we particularly like the Classic Beard series - limited edition beers released once a month. The Whaler IPA, a New England style beer, is an absolute treat! Let's hope it comes back again!


The Town Square Farmers Market and Fork's Mobile Market values the relationships they make with each of our vendors. It is our goal to support you in bringing your produce or products to our market. Applications for the 2018 season are available below.
Whether you are a RETURNING vendor or NEW vendor please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
Vendors please plan on staying for the duration of the market as late arrivals and early tear downs cause a distraction for other vendors.
Coming Soon! Fork's Farmers Market will be setting up a virtual market. At our online Farmers Market we provide "booth space" for our growers, producers and artisans to sell direct to the consumer. Our purpose is to provide a space where shoppers can correspond and purchase products direct from the farm with their orders ready to be picked up at the Town Square Farmer's Market.
We are members of the North Dakota Farmers Markets and Growers Association and this membership includes benefits for all of our vendors. One of the primary purposes of this organization is to link folks together to assist all those involved in farm direct marketing to advance themselves, their business and the industry as a whole.


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The 2011 post seemed to get a lot of traffic and I've been slacking a bit to update it with 2012 pricing. Here it is!
These are the current hubs available as of July 30th, 2012.
I might add that the performance of your internet hubs relies greatly on where your nearest cellular tower is. Steven Nikkel has made a very handy site that shows you where the closest towers are in your area and which company operates them.
Check it out at www.ertyu.org it works for all of Canada. Even to snoop around, it's really interesting to see how many towers there are across the country!
I'm currently running Bell's Netgear MVBR1210C and it seems to be working out alright, the tower is a fair distance away but I still get decent download speeds. Now if I could just find a way to get an unlimited plan I'd be set.
Thanks again for reading! Take it easy and hope you find decent access to the internet wherever you may be!
Here is the background from my previous post in 2011.
I go online, I'm rural in Alberta and it is not cheap or fast in my current situation so I'd thought I would share some research. I surf the internet and currently live at Antler Lake, Alberta and we have (as I know currently) wireless, satellite, or dial-up. I currently use an Internet Stick from Bell and decided to look at options other than Satellite or the Internet Stick. My internet stick isn't exactly cheap considering Netflix and Youtube cost me $255 last month. Or fast because trying to upload my own pictures to this blog has been frustrating. The reliability of my "internet stick" has been questionable, last month I've been online and it seems that I have to unplug/reset my card within the first 5 minutes. I decided to check out what the best available mobile internet plan for people in rural areas in Alberta is. Here's what I've found. I hope this helps anyone in Canada/World, regardless of where live.
The rate plans I've found are for Alberta. Rates across the country for comparison/discussion would be appreciated!
Okay, now the nickels and dimes of the whole thing.
One Gigabyte = 1024 Megabytes… So 1 cent / MB = $10.24 per GB.
Bell Mobility – NETGEAR MBR1210 Turbo Hub = $65 /month for 10GB – Anything over costs $15.36 CAD / GB.
Telus – Smart Hub Plan = $70/month for 10 GB – Anything over costs $20 CAD / GB.
Rogers – Rocket Hub = $85/month for 10 GB – Anything over costs $10 CAD /GB.
Hopefully this helps you in finding an internet plan that works for you in the rural areas of Alberta, Saskatchewan, or any province in Canada, or the world!
If you find rate plans that are better than I have found, let me know!
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BlackSIS is located at the main BSEIN server (bsein.mhi.iuf.net, Sevastopol, Ukraine), the Internet connection to which can be slow. Users should also take into account that hyperlinks from the BlackSIS applications refer to the main BSEIN server, not to this mirror site.
Originally BlackSIS was developed by the Delft Hydraulics and MARIS (Netherlands) and the Marine Hydrophysical Institute (Ukraine) in close cooperation with the Black Sea Environmental Programme Coordination Unit (BSEP-PCU, Istanbul). The project was finalized in April 1996 with the release of a fully integrated software package of meta-databases, incorporating extensive data contributions from all Black Sea countries.
Internet version of BlackSIS was comletely redeveloped by MHI and BSEP PCU in 1997.
The Executive Council of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Comission, at its Twenty-fifth Session (Paris, UNESCO, March 1992), recognized the important initiatives taken by scientists from the Black Sea riparian countries, as well as from countries outside the region, that had resulted in the development of the Co-operative Marine Science Programme for the Black Sea (CoMSBLACK) initiated in 1991 (IOC Workshop Report No.86).
Users of datasets supplied through BSEIN are requested to incorporate in output products and reports acknowledgements to the originator of the data and to the fact that they were acquired through BSEIN.
The (CD-ROM contains a recently developed Geographic Information System (GIS) covering the large-scale region of the Black Sea. This system has been created using existing and recently obtained data from a wide range of national and international data sources. Eleven scientific institutions and more than 50 experts have contributed to the development to the Black Sea GIS. We recognise that the quality of the data and its resolution varies between countries and also for the various themes. Still, to our knowledge, this GIS is the first multi disciplinary and comprehensive geographic information system in the Black Sea region. It is our hope that this GIS will be useful for scientists and managers, for all friends of the Black Sea, lot all those who want to protect and save the Black Sea.
The system consists of seven thematic blocks representing different sides of the Black Sea ecosystem. In each block there is a set of map layers illustrating different aspects of the functioning of the Black Sea ecosystem, for some maps a relational database is available.
A user-friendly interface called "GIS Navigator" will guide you through 550 maps available in the systems "Help" is accessible at any time from any screen.
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(Redirected from Ann Arbor News)
The Ann Arbor News is a newspaper serving Washtenaw and Livingston counties in Michigan.[2] Published daily online through MLive.com, the paper also publishes print editions on Thursdays and Sundays.
Online/Bi-weekly print (Thursday & Sunday)
Advance Magazine Publishers, Inc. D.B.A. Booth Newspapers, Inc.
Dan Gaydou
Eric English
1835;[1] 2013 (Reestablished)
111 N. Ashley St.
www.mlive.com/annarbornews
Original PublicationEdit
Published in Ann Arbor under various names from 1835 to 2009, The News was part of Booth Newspapers, owned by Advance Publications Inc. The News was published in the afternoons Monday through Friday and in the mornings on weekends and holidays. It published special sections throughout the year.
The newspaper ended its 174-year print run on July 23, 2009. The publisher blamed the loss of classified advertising revenue (which moved to Craigslist), and noted "the seven-day-a-week print model just is not sustainable here. We have very low home ownership. The population is transient and young. Those demographics have worked against us."[1]
The Ann Arbor News was replaced by a Web site, AnnArbor.com, which carried daily news stories and was accompanied by print editions on Thursdays and Sundays.[3][4] Of the 272 people employed as of the announcement of the paper's closing, "more than a dozen" were hired for AnnArbor.com.[1]
The closure also ended Livingston Community News, a free weekly newspaper for Livingston County published from 2003 to 2009 by the Ann Arbor News.[5]
The company closed the Ann Arbor Business Review at the same time and moved the weekly publication under the brand of AnnArbor.com.[6] Several employees of Ann Arbor Business Review were hired by the new company.
The Ann Arbor News is believed to be the first daily newspaper to fail in an American city with only one for-profit daily newspaper.[7] (A Monday-through-Friday paper, The Michigan Daily, is the student newspaper of the University of Michigan and is non-profit.)
ReestablishmentEdit
In 2013 AnnArbor.com was transitioned to MLive.com along with Advance Publications' other Michigan newspapers and renamed The Ann Arbor News. Print editions are published Sundays and Thursdays.[8]
1982 Penney-Missouri Award General Excellence[9]
BuildingEdit
From 1936 until its closing in 2009, The Ann Arbor News owned and occupied a three story art deco style building at the corner of Huron and Division streets in downtown Ann Arbor. It is the only commercial building in the city designed by famed architect Albert Kahn.[10] The building was sold to the University of Michigan Credit Union in 2010.[11]
^ a b c "Ann Arbor News Prints Last Edition After 174 Years", a July 23, 2009, article from Editor & Publisher Archived July 27, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
^ "Michigan Press Association list of members". Michigan Press Association. Retrieved April 4, 2017.
^ "Ann Arbor News to Close in July", Ann Arbor News, March 23, 2009. Accessed March 23, 2009.
^ Press Release: "ONLINE LOCAL NEWS STRATEGY UNVEILED FOR ANN ARBOR, MI", March 23, 2009.
^ Livingston Community News: "The Livingston Community News will close in July", March 23, 2009.
^ Heflin, Cindy (July 9, 2009). "Ann Arbor Business Review closing; brand to continue on AnnArbor.com" Mlive.com.
^ "Why Ann Arbor Will be the First City to Lose its Only Daily Newspaper". Poynter.
^ "The Ann Arbor News– Subscriber Services".
^ "Courier-Journal has won". Louisville Courier-Journal. Retrieved 27 December 2018.
^ "What's Next for The Ann Arbor News Building?". Concentrate.
^ "University of Michigan Credit Union buys ex-Ann Arbor News building". AnnArbor.com.
Michigan portal
Journalism portal
Closing of the original Ann Arbor News
The Ann Arbor News (Archive)
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Q: Can't rename Google Drive files with nodeJs library I'm unable to rename files in Google Drive in a NodeJs app. I'm using:

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*googleapi nodeJs library v. 20.1.0.

*node v. 8.1.4
The app is handling requests for files fine, and it is able to duplicate files. However, when updating them, the new name is never applied.
I do get as a response the file resource, which would entail that the request was successful.
I'm doing this:
const google = require( 'googleapis' );
let googleService = google.drive( 'v3' );

let params = {
  auth: testedAndValidOAuth,
  fileId: validFileId,
  uploadType: 'multipart',
  name: "some name 2"
};

googleService.files.update( params, ( err, response ) => console.log(response));

For the property uploadType I've tried with and without it, with all the available options: resumable, multipart, and media. When trying media I got the following error:
Error: The API returned an error: Error: Uploads must be sent to the upload URL. Re-send this request to https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files/xxxfileIdxxx?uploadType=media&name=some+name+2

I've tried to edit manually the link in the library and the error went away, but unfortunately the name did not change.
Looking in the library I've noticed that the name param is not mentioned:
@param {object} params Parameters for request
@param {string=} params.addParents A comma-separated list of parent IDs to add.
@param {string} params.fileId The ID of the file.
@param {boolean=} params.keepRevisionForever Whether to set the 'keepForever' field in the new head revision. This is only applicable to files with binary content in Drive.
@param {string=} params.ocrLanguage A language hint for OCR processing during image import (ISO 639-1 code).
@param {string=} params.removeParents A comma-separated list of parent IDs to remove.
@param {boolean=} params.supportsTeamDrives Whether the requesting application supports Team Drives.
@param {boolean=} params.useContentAsIndexableText Whether to use the uploaded content as indexable text.
@param  {object} params.resource Media resource metadata
@param {object} params.media Media object
@param {string} params.media.mimeType Media mime-type
@param {string|object} params.media.body Media body contents
@param {object} [options] Optionally override request options, such as `url`, `method`, and `encoding`.
@param {callback} callback The callback that handles the response.

So I'm wondering, am I doing something wrong, is this intended, meaning that we can't edit file names, or is it a bug in the library?

A: Try setting your new name in params.media.body, eg
params.resource = {name: "newname"}

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Indians of Arkansas
Arkansas Wiki Topics
Arkansas Background
Archives and Libraries
American Indian Research
Osage Warrior
1 Online Resources
2 Tribes and Bands of Arkansas
3 Agencies
5 Family History Library
7 Superintendency
8 For Further Reading
Online Resources[edit | edit source]
U.S., Ratified Indian Treaties and Chiefs, 1722-1869, ($)
Tribes and Bands of Arkansas[edit | edit source]
Learn about the Indians of Arkansas, Tribes and Bands, agencies,reservations and records.
Arkansas tribes were removed to Oklahoma early in the 1830s.
The following list of tribes is compiled from the Frederick Webb Hodge, and The Indian Tribes of North America Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1987. FHL film 1320577 Item 1 and Swanton, John R. The Indian Tribes of North America. Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin #145 by John R. Swanton, as well as others.
Cahinnio
Kaskinampo
Michigamea
Mosopelea
Ofo see also Mosopelea
The Caddo Indians were farmers, ceded land and removed to Texas then removed to Indian Territory-Oklahoma
Cherokees, Conversations on the mission to the Arkansas at Ancestry.com ($)
Agencies[edit | edit source]
Agencies and subagencies were created as administrative offices of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its predecessors. Their purpose was (and is) to manage Indian affairs with the tribes, to enforce policies, and to assist in maintaining the peace. The names and location of these agencies may have changed, but their purpose remained basically the same. Many of the records of genealogical value were created by these offices.
The following list of agencies that have operated or now exist in Arkansas has been compiled from Hill's Office of Indian Affairs...
Hill, Edward E. The Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1880: Historical Sketches, Clearwater Publishing Co., Inc. 1974. FHL book 970.1 H551o
Hill, Edward E. (comp.). Guide to Records in the National Archives of the United States Relating to American Indians. Washington DC: National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1981. FHL book 970.1 H551g), and others.
A brief history of each agency and an explanation of the availability of at least some records for each, are listed on the page for the agency.
Arkansas Agency, 1807-1834
Cherokee Agency
Records[edit | edit source]
Family History Library[edit | edit source]
1860 Federal Census of Arkansas, (Indian Territory) FHL film 002478 (pages 1147 thru 1223). Includes Creek Nation, Chickasaw District, Choctaw Nation, Seminole Country West. Mostly the Whites living among the Indians. The Seminole Nation also listed their slaves.
For a complete list of available records, use the FamilySearch Catalog and search by Tribe and Location.(sate and county)
Chickamauga Cherokee Tribal Enrollment. FHL film 1597951 (first of 6 films).
Southern Superintendency of Indian Affairs 1832-1970.FHL film 1602871 (first of 22 films).
Arkansas Superintendency 1824-1834. Family History Library Film 1,660,759
FamilySearch Catalog Arkansas Native Races
Reservations[edit | edit source]
From the mid-1800s, the official policy of the United States government toward the American Indian was to confine each tribe to a specific parcel of land called a reservation. Agencies were established on or near each reservation. A government representative, usually called an agent (or superintendent) was assigned to each agency. Their duties included maintaining the peace, making payments to the Native Americans based on the stipulations of the treaties with each tribe, and providing a means of communication between the native population and the federal government.
Sometimes, a single agency had jurisdiction over more than one reservation. And sometimes, if the tribal population and land area required it, an agency may have included sub-agencies.
The boundaries of reservations, over time, have changed. Usually, that means the reservations have been reduced in size. Sometimes, especially during the later policy of "termination," the official status of reservations was ended altogether.
A list of reservations has been compiled and included in the following:
National Atlas of the United States of America National Atlas of the United States of America -- Federal Lands and Indian Reservations.
Isaacs. Katherine M., editor. Omni Gazetteer of the United States of America. U.S. Data Sourcebook, Volume 11 Appendices, Bureau of Indian Affairs List of American Indian Reservations, Appendix E (Indian Reservations. Omnigraphics, Inc., 1991) FHL book 973 E5)
Reservation Map - - Indian Reservations - Federal Lands and Indian Reservations. by the U.S. Department of Interior and U.S. Geological Survey.
Superintendency[edit | edit source]
The Arkansas Superintendency was created in 1819 under the the Secretary of War, until 1824 when the Bureau of Indian Affairs was established. The superintendency was dissolved and the Cherokee Choctaw, Quapaw and other tribes living in the area west of Arkansas were placed in the new Western Superintendency.
Jurisdiction over the tribes: Cherokee, Quapaw, Choctaw, Osage, Shawnee, Caddo and Delaware.
There was a government Indian factory (trading post) established on the Arkansas river known as the Arkansas Post.
1825 An agency for the Choctaw living west of the Mississippi River, remained under the Arkansas Superintendency until 1828.
1825-1826: Most Quapaw were removed to the Caddo or Red River Agency on the Red River, west of Arkansas.
1832 Supervision of the Cherokee Indians only.
1835 The last Indian tribes had been removed from Arkansas to present-day Oklahoma. Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs have been transcribed in:
Baker, Jack D.Cherokee Emigration Rolls, 1817-1835. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Baker Pub., 1977. FHL book 970.3 C424be. At various libraries (WorldCat).
For Further Reading[edit | edit source]
See also American Indian For Further Reading.
Click this button for links to databases, indexes, or sites that help you find an American Indian ancestor by topic or tribe.
Arkansas-History for a calendar of events.
Arkansas Military Records for a list of forts.
Retrieved from "https://wwwp.familysearch.org/wiki/en/index.php?title=Indians_of_Arkansas&oldid=2813037"
Arkansas Indian Tribes


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WARS FOR WISHES: MECHANICS GROVE SCHOOL'S PENNY WARS
War was declared. Forces were united. Tactics were discussed. Strategies were formulated. Students were armed and ready for battle. Why? Because when it comes to granting wishes, Mechanics Grove students don't mess around! From January 26th through February 13th, MG students battled for top rank in a "Penny Wars" competition to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
The three teams, comprised of the three grade levels at MG, each received their own collection bucket, and throughout the two weeks, students gathered coins and dollar bills to add to their own and their competitors' buckets. Why add money to an opposing team's bucket? Because while pennies secure positive points for one's own team, other coins and dollar bills count as negative points to slow another team's progress! The three teams synergized and thought strategically about where to place their money in order to climb their way to the top and ensure a victory. In reality, a win-win victory was inevitable: students received the joy of giving back to their community, and the Make-A-Wish Foundation received the funds to make another wish come true!
The competition kick-off came in the form of an assembly organized by principal Tanya Fergus and Student Lighthouse Council leaders Kacie Albrecht and Sandy Schrank. A Make-A-Wish representative painted a clear picture of the foundation's vision, while Jack Czapla, leukemia survivor and current 7th grade student at Carl Sandburg Middle School, and Brent Fergus, cancer survivor and Make-A-Wish beneficiary, shared about the gracious support they received from the Make-A-Wish foundation. The students at MG were inspired, and the following day, the "war" commenced. At the end of each day, teachers teamed up to count the amount of money in each grade level's bucket to share the most current total with students, who used this information to formulate the best strategy. The amount of MG students who participated was overwhelming, and all were excited to work as a team and give generously to a worthy cause. The third grade team ended the "war" with the highest sum, but more importantly the students of Mechanics Grove raised a total of $2298! Because of their dedication, compassion, and kind hearts, yet another wish will be granted.


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Ceci est une liste des arrêts de la Cour suprême des États-Unis du volume 551 de l'United States Reports:

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Beck v. PACE Int'l Union  (Docket No. 05-1448)
Bowles v. Russell  (Docket No. 06-5306)
Brendlin v. California  (Docket No. 06-8120)
Claiborne v. United States  (Docket No. 06-5618)
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC v. Billing (Docket No. 05-1157)
Davenport v. Washington Ed. Assn.  (Docket No. 05-1589)
Erickson v. Pardus  (Docket No. 06-7317)
Federal Election Comm'n v. Wisconsin Right to Life Inc.  (Docket No. 06-969)
Fry v. Pliler  (Docket No. 06-5247)
Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation Inc.  (Docket No. 06-157)
Leegin Creative Leather Products Inc. v. PSKS Inc.  (Docket No. 06-480)
Long Island Care at Home Ltd. v. Coke  (Docket No. 06-593)
Morse v. Frederick  (Docket No. 06-278)
National Assn. of Home Builders v. Defenders of Wildlife  (Docket No. 06-340)
Panetti v. Quarterman  (Docket No. 06-6407)
Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School Dist. No. 1  (Docket No. 05-908)
Permanent Mission of India v. City of New York  (Docket No. 06-134)
Powerex Corp. v. Reliant Energy Services Inc.  (Docket No. 05-85)
Rita v. United States  (Docket No. 06-5754)
Safeco Ins. Co. of America v. Burr  (Docket No. 06-84)
Sole v. Wyner  (Docket No. 06-531)
Tellabs Inc. v. Makor Issues & Rights Ltd.  (Docket No. 06-484)
Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Assn. v. Brentwood Academy  (Docket No. 06-427)
United States v. Atlantic Research Corp.  (Docket No. 06-562)
Uttecht v. Brown  (Docket No. 06-413)
Watson v. Philip Morris Cos. (Docket No. 05-1284)
Wilkie v. Robbins (Docket No. 06-219)

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Liste des arrêts de la Cour suprême des États-Unis par volume

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Liste des arrêts de la cour suprême, 1984-2004

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Regular daily attendance is required of all students. Students are expected to be present and on time except in case of an emergency or medical illness and you must have a doctor's excuse. If a student is absent, please call the office (281) 931-8887 before 9:00 a.m. on the day of the absence. Every absence must be followed by a note from home stating the nature of the absence upon the child's return to school. Students who fail to attend school regularly will be reported to Harris County Truancy Court. We demand that students attend school!
We believe the dress and appearance of our students at Texas Serenity Academy should never distract from school activities, or present a hazard to the student's safety or the safety of others. All students are required to wear a Texas Serenity Academy polo shirt that has the schools logo on the shirt. These shirts may be purchased at the Registrar's office. TSA does not allow blue jeans and students must wear either blue or tan khaki pants, khaki shorts or a khaki skirt. Shirts must be tucked in and TSA does not allow sagging pants.
** Our Uniform Policy is strictly enforced.
Following are links to internet-based maps to the Texas Serenity Academy campuses. Please keep in mind that these maps are provided as a courtesy and Texas Serenity Academy cannot guarantee the accuracy of the driving directions provided.


The Honourable Regional Senior Justice James McNamara requests the honour of your presence at the Swearing-In Ceremony of The Honourable Madam Justice Julie Audet, Honourable Madam Justice Michelle O'Bonsawin, Honourable Madam Justice Robyn M. Ryan Bell, and Honourable Madam Justice Heather Williams as Judges of the Superior Court of Justice.
The ceremony begins at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 21st in the Council Chambers at Ottawa City Hall.
The CCLA invites you to a reception in the Ottawa Courthouse Atrium following the ceremonies. All are welcome to this event.


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Thapa Kaji is a large social group of people of Jharra/Pure Chhettri caste (Kshatriya varna) in Nepal. Thapas of Uttrakhand And Himanchal State of India are considered as Pahari Rajput. Over a period of time, this community has spread to many parts of the world. The surname originated during the Khas Kingdom in Karnali region during middle age-it referred to a position/post of a warrior. Chhetri is considered a derivative form of the Sanskrit word Kshatriya.

"Kaji" means administrator or ruler. It was a hereditary family title awarded to some famous Nepali Kshatriya castes like Thapa, Basnyat/Basnet, Pandey, Kunwar, Bista, Khadka, etc. Majority of Thapas Chhetri speak the Nepali language as mother tongue. The Thapas Chhetris are divided into many sub-castes which are the:

 Bagale Thapa

 Godar Thapa
 Hriksen Thapa
 Lamichhane Thapa
 Panwar Thapa
 Suyal Thapa

Thapa Chhetri are found in different parts of current Nepal and some parts of Uttarakhand and Himachal State of India. Currently many of the Thapa Chhetri are found in Nepal, and parts of India i.e. Sikkim, Himachal, Assam as well as in Bhutan and Myanmar. The Thapa Chhetri are Kshatriya or varna like Basnyat/Basnet of Nepal.

Thapas were the major political and military figures during and after the unification of the Nepal. Bir Bhadra Thapa was a Thapa of Chhetri group and leading Bharadar during Unification of Nepal. His grandson Bhimsen Thapa became Prime Minister of Nepal and established Thapa faction in the central power. Thapas were a major power base of Nepal in the 17th century starting from Mukhtiyar Bhimsen Thapa (first prime minister of Nepal). Then it was carried out and shined by Major other historical Nepalese hero like Amar Singh Thapa, Bhakti Thapa, and Mathabarsingh Thapa. Due to the unique relation between royal family of Nepal and Thapas, they were always viewed close to royal family. The Rana who ruled Nepal for 104 years were established by Jung Bahadur Rana who rise in power by support of his maternal uncle, Mathabarsingh Thapa who was Prime Minister. Modern Chhetri Thapa are Surya Bahadur Thapa was PM of Nepal for 5 times. Army chiefs Dharmapaal Barsingh Thapa, Pyar Jung Thapa. Gagan Thapa also belongs to Chhetri family.

Notable Thapa Kaji

Amar Singh Thapa: Commander in chief during the Anglo-Nepal war also known as "The Living Lion" due to his bravery.
Bhakti Thapa: given the title "The bravest of the brave" by the British for his bravery as he led a small group of Gurkha soldiers at the age of 70 and fought until death.
Bhekh Bahadur Thapa, Former Foreign Affairs and Finance Minister and Diplomat
Bhimsen Thapa: First prime minister of Nepal, who ruled from Susta in west to Teesta in the east (the greatest extension of Nepal)
Bhola Thapa , Vice Chancellor of Kathmandu University
Dhan Singh Thapa, Param Vir Chakra winner
Dharmapaal Barsingh Thapa, Ex COAS
Dharmaraj Thapa, poet with title "Janakavi Keshary"
Gagan Thapa, Prominent youth leader from Nepali Congress
Gajraj Singh Thapa, Tea Industry pioneer
Ganesh Thapa, Ex-ANFA chairman
Jharna Thapa, Nepali Actress
Kamal Thapa, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal and President of Rastriya Prajatantra Party
Leeladhwaj Thapa, 1st novelist to win Madan Puraskar
Manjushree Thapa, Nepali author of English-language books
Mathabarsingh Thapa: First Prime Minister of Nepal to wear the crown, Nephew of Bhimsen Thapa, brother-in-law of King Rana Bahadur Shah, Maternal Uncle of Jung Bahadur Rana
Nain Singh Thapa, General Kaji,
Pyar Jung Thapa Ex COAS of Nepal Army
Ranabir Singh Thapa, Kaji Commander of Makawanpur at Anglo-Nepalese war
Rekha Thapa, Nepali Actress
Sher Bahadur Thapa: Victoria Cross holder was only Nepali Kshetri to receive VC
Shyam Bhakta Thapa, Ex IGP of Nepal Police
Surya Bahadur Thapa, Five times PM of Nepal, who singlehandedly operated and protected autocratic Panchayat System
Ujir Singh Thapa, Kaji Commander of Palpa at Anglo-Nepalese war

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Today is Christ the King Sunday, the last Sunday in the Christian year (or church year or liturgical year).
Psalm 21 speaks clearly into our celebration of Christ the King. Originally, this poem was a psalm of David that celebrated the victory or the coronation of an earthly king (perhaps David himself). Speaking to the Lord, David says, "For you meet him with rich blessings; you set a crown of fine gold on his head" (21:3).
In this image of the crowning of the King of Israel, we see something of the future. We catch a glimpse of the day when Christ will be crowned as King of all creation, when every creature in heaven and on earth will bow before him (Phil 2:9-11). In that day, God's peace will fill the earth. The wolf and the lamb will dwell together in harmony (Isa 11:6). Wars will cease and weapons of war will be turned into tools for farming (Isa 2:4). God's justice will prevail throughout the world (Isa 42:4).
We aren't there yet, are we? Yet, in anticipation of what is to come, and in recognition of the fact that Christ is King even today, we celebrate him and his reign. We do this with songs and prayers. And we do this by offering ourselves as his servants, living for him, not just today, but each and every day.
In what ways do you experience Christ as King?
How might the fact that Christ is King change the way you live each day?
What aspects of the future kingdom do you long for today?
"Crown Him with Many Crowns," by Matthew Bridges and Godfrey Thring, public domain.
Image Credit: "StJohnsAshfield StainedGlass King" by Toby Hudson – Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.


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//=================================================================================================

//=================================================================================================

#ifndef _BLAZE_MATH_BLAS_AXPY_H_
#define _BLAZE_MATH_BLAS_AXPY_H_

//*************************************************************************************************
// Includes
//*************************************************************************************************

#include <blaze/math/Aliases.h>
#include <blaze/math/constraints/BLASCompatible.h>
#include <blaze/math/constraints/Computation.h>
#include <blaze/math/constraints/ConstDataAccess.h>
#include <blaze/math/constraints/MutableDataAccess.h>
#include <blaze/math/expressions/DenseVector.h>
#include <blaze/system/BLAS.h>
#include <blaze/system/Inline.h>
#include <blaze/util/Complex.h>
#include <blaze/util/NumericCast.h>
#include <blaze/util/StaticAssert.h>

namespace blaze {

//=================================================================================================
//
//  BLAS WRAPPER FUNCTIONS (AXPY)
//
//=================================================================================================

//*************************************************************************************************
/*!\name BLAS wrapper functions (axpy) */
//@{
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE

BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, float alpha, const float* x, int incX, float* y, int incY );

BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, double alpha, const double* x, int incX, double* y, int incY );

BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, complex<float> alpha, const complex<float>* x,
                               int incX, complex<float>* y, int incY );

BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, complex<double> alpha, const complex<double>* x,
                               int incX, complex<double>* y, int incY );

template< typename VT1, bool TF1, typename VT2, bool TF2, typename ST >
BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( const DenseVector<VT1,TF1>& x, const DenseVector<VT2,TF2>& y, ST alpha );

#endif
//@}
//*************************************************************************************************

//*************************************************************************************************
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE
/*!\brief BLAS kernel for dense vector axpy product for single precision operands
//        (\f$ \vec{y}+=\alpha*\vec{x} \f$).
// \ingroup blas
//
// \param n The size of the two dense vectors \a x and \a y \f$[0..\infty)\f$.
// \param alpha The scaling factor for the dense vector \a x.
// \param x Pointer to the first element of vector \a x.
// \param incX The stride within vector \a x.
// \param y Pointer to the first element of vector \a y.
// \param incY The stride within vector \a y.
// \return void
//
// This function performs the dense vector axpy product for single precision operands based on
// the BLAS cblas_saxpy() function.
*/
BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, float alpha, const float* x,
                               int incX, float* y, int incY )
{
   cblas_saxpy( n, alpha, x, incX, y, incY );
}
#endif
//*************************************************************************************************

//*************************************************************************************************
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE
/*!\brief BLAS kernel for dense vector axpy product for double precision operands
//        (\f$ \vec{y}+=\alpha*\vec{x} \f$).
// \ingroup blas
//
// \param n The size of the two dense vectors \a x and \a y \f$[0..\infty)\f$.
// \param alpha The scaling factor for the dense vector \a x.
// \param x Pointer to the first element of vector \a x.
// \param incX The stride within vector \a x.
// \param y Pointer to the first element of vector \a y.
// \param incY The stride within vector \a y.
// \return void
//
// This function performs the dense vector axpy product for double precision operands based on
// the BLAS cblas_daxpy() function.
*/
BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, double alpha, const double* x,
                               int incX, double* y, int incY )
{
   cblas_daxpy( n, alpha, x, incX, y, incY );
}
#endif
//*************************************************************************************************

//*************************************************************************************************
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE
/*!\brief BLAS kernel for dense vector axpy product for single precision complex operands
//        (\f$ \vec{y}+=\alpha*\vec{x} \f$).
// \ingroup blas
//
// \param n The size of the two dense vectors \a x and \a y \f$[0..\infty)\f$.
// \param alpha The scaling factor for the dense vector \a x.
// \param x Pointer to the first element of vector \a x.
// \param incX The stride within vector \a x.
// \param y Pointer to the first element of vector \a y.
// \param incY The stride within vector \a y.
// \return void
//
// This function performs the dense vector axpy product for single precision complex operands
// based on the BLAS cblas_caxpy() function.
*/
BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, complex<float> alpha, const complex<float>* x,
                               int incX, complex<float>* y, int incY )
{
   BLAZE_STATIC_ASSERT( sizeof( complex<float> ) == 2UL*sizeof( float ) );

   cblas_caxpy( n, reinterpret_cast<const float*>( &alpha ),
                reinterpret_cast<const float*>( x ), incX, reinterpret_cast<float*>( y ), incY );
}
#endif
//*************************************************************************************************

//*************************************************************************************************
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE
/*!\brief BLAS kernel for dense vector axpy product for double precision complex operands
//        (\f$ \vec{y}+=\alpha*\vec{x} \f$).
// \ingroup blas
//
// \param n The size of the two dense vectors \a x and \a y \f$[0..\infty)\f$.
// \param alpha The scaling factor for the dense vector \a x.
// \param x Pointer to the first element of vector \a x.
// \param incX The stride within vector \a x.
// \param y Pointer to the first element of vector \a y.
// \param incY The stride within vector \a y.
// \return void
//
// This function performs the dense vector axpy product for double precision complex operands
// based on the BLAS cblas_zaxpy() function.
*/
BLAZE_ALWAYS_INLINE void axpy( int n, complex<double> alpha, const complex<double>* x,
                               int incX, complex<double>* y, int incY )
{
   BLAZE_STATIC_ASSERT( sizeof( complex<double> ) == 2UL*sizeof( double ) );

   cblas_zaxpy( n, reinterpret_cast<const double*>( &alpha ),
                reinterpret_cast<const double*>( x ), incX, reinterpret_cast<double*>( y ), incY );
}
#endif
//*************************************************************************************************

//*************************************************************************************************
#if BLAZE_BLAS_MODE
/*!\brief BLAS kernel for a dense vector axpy product (\f$ \vec{y}+=\alpha*\vec{x} \f$).
// \ingroup blas
//
// \param y The left-hand side dense vector operand.
// \param x The right-hand side dense vector operand.
// \param alpha The scaling factor for the dense vector \a x.
// \return void
//
// This function performs the dense vector axpy product based on the BLAS axpy() functions. Note
// that the function only works for vectors with \c float, \c double, \c complex<float>, or
// \c complex<double> element type. The attempt to call the function with vectors of any other
// element type results in a compile time error.
*/
template< typename VT1, bool TF1, typename VT2, bool TF2, typename ST >
void axpy( DenseVector<VT1,TF1>& y, const DenseVector<VT2,TF2>& x, ST alpha )
{
   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_NOT_BE_COMPUTATION_TYPE( VT1 );
   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_NOT_BE_COMPUTATION_TYPE( VT2 );

   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_HAVE_MUTABLE_DATA_ACCESS( VT1 );
   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_HAVE_CONST_DATA_ACCESS  ( VT2 );

   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_BE_BLAS_COMPATIBLE_TYPE( ElementType_<VT1> );
   BLAZE_CONSTRAINT_MUST_BE_BLAS_COMPATIBLE_TYPE( ElementType_<VT2> );

   const int n( numeric_cast<int>( (~x).size() ) );

   axpy( n, alpha, (~x).data(), 1, (~y).data(), 1 );
}
#endif
//*************************************************************************************************

} // namespace blaze

#endif


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Bertram Blank est un physicien spécialisé dans l'étude de la structure nucléaire des noyaux loin de la stabilité. Il est directeur de recherche au Centre d'études nucléaires Bordeaux Gradignan (CENBG).

Il a effectué sa thèse au GSI – à côté de Darmstadt, en Allemagne – qu'il obtient en 1991. Il effectue ensuite un post-doctorat à Bordeaux et est recruté un an plus tard au CNRS.

Son activité de recherche se concentre sur la structure nucléaire des noyaux loin de la vallée de stabilité. En particulier, avec son équipe, il a découvert le noyau doublement magique 48Ni en 1999 (Discovery of Doubly Magic 48Ni). Par la suite, il s'intéresse au 45Fe, noyau dans lequel il mettra en évidence, en 2002 au GANIL, un nouveau type de radioactivité : la radioactivité 2-protons (Two-Proton Radioactivity of 45Fe).

Récompenses et distinctions
 Médaille d'argent du CNRS (2004)
 Prix Thibaud de l'Académie des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Lyon (2002)
 Médaille de bronze du CNRS (1996)

Notes et références

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Physicien nucléaire
Directeur de recherche au CNRS
Lauréat de la médaille d'argent du CNRS
Lauréat de la médaille de bronze du CNRS
Physicien français


Are you a licensed funeral director or funeral home owner looking for a peaceful service record or funeral frame for future ceremonies? The Lily of the Valley Jumbo Service Record No. 397 (product code: ACME-397) from Johnstown Hearse Rental might be the best option for your clients. It has a large lily on the front of the service record and the verse "Peace I love you…" inscribed on the inside. It comes in a pack of 1,000 and is both copier and printer-ready. It will also fold down to be 5.5-inches by 4.25-inches, which will make it manageable for loved ones to hold onto during a service at your funeral home.


Check out Barker village real estate in beautiful Katy, Tx, which is west of Houston. The Barker Village community is conveniently located near Highway 290, Beltway and I-10. Most Barker Village homes were built in 2005 and feature 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The community is built within a quiet country setting with mature trees, wide streets and sidewalks throughout the neighborhood.
Learn more about Barker Village real estate below the listings!
If you're looking into Barker Village homes for sale, rest assured, the community has everything your need! Amenities include small pocket parks, walking trails and playground. Residents of Barker Village are just an hour's drive away from Galveston Island, where they can spend the day outside with the family. It's also just a short drive to George Bush Park, which has equestrian trails and a huge field for flying model airplanes.
Homes in the Barker Village community are zoned into the highly-rated schools of the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District, which include Hemmenway Elementary School, Thornton Middle School and Cypress Lakes High School.
Homes are priced from $140,000 to about $170,000, depending on the different floor plans, finishings and dimensions. If want more information about Barker Village real esate, our real estate advisors at Tamborrel Properties are looking forward to assisting you. Call us at (832) 482-9367 or contact us online. Work with the best, work with Tamborrel.


Before the World's 50 Best Restaurants awards makes its way to Singapore on June 25, the festivities get started at Macau's Wynn Palace with Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2019. This year, seven local restaurants cement themselves as Asia's best, with Odette taking the top spot.
Chef and owner of Julien Royer opened Odette four years ago at the National Gallery Singapore. "It's been an incredible journey," says Royer. "The idea was to provide fine cuisine and great hospitality."
Royer has called Singapore home since 2007 and was the head chef of Jaan from 2011 to 2015. It was during his time at Jaan that he won the Asia's 50 Best Restaurant's Miele One To Watch Award in 2013. This year the Miele One To Watch Award goes to Jimmy Lim, the Singaporean chef behind JL Studio in Taichung, Taiwan. "I told Jimmy that when I received this award, it was a life-changing experience," shares Royer. "It pushed me to be a better cook and is the kick-off of a great career." Royer also plans to open a new casual-French eatery, Louise, in Hong Kong's PMQ in June this year.
Other local restaurants to make it to this year's list include Corner House (49), Waku Ghin (40), Les Amis (33), Jaan (32) and Burnt Ends (10). Most excitingly, chef Ivan Brehm's Nouri debuts at number 39 on the list, just a couple month's shy of its two-year anniversary.
Miele One to Watch: JL Studio. Taichung, Taiwan.


Tarek Chemaly: Zakaziko - the online academy now open!
Zakaziko - the online academy now open!
Watch out this not a drill! So here we are Zakaziko academy is now launched. Zakaziko is an online platform where one can enroll in exciting online classes. The brainchild of Toni Yammine and his wife Maya Zankoul, the idea came to Toni when he was giving his photography classes, and "I decided I had to move from physical classes to online classes" as per his words, and zakaziko was born.
So - from cake decorating to photography by way of card magic and entrepreneurial courses - Zakaziko is offering classes to please as many people as possible. They're on instagram and on facebook for easier reach.
So there people, online courses on a multitude of topics - Zakaziko all the way!


Terrorist use of cryptocurrencies is not a major risk.
That's the message from David Carlisle, formerly of the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, in a report for the Royal United Services Institute, an international defense and security think-tank in London.
The report goes through the few reported anecdotes and argues for a measured reaction. "Treating cryptocurrencies as an exceptional threat," he writes, "creates the misleading impression that more conventional financial products are not already equally, or more, vulnerable to terrorist exploitation."
[B]anning Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies could stifle important innovations that could enhance financial services. While it is still far from clear how significant an impact cryptocurrencies will have, a number governments, including the UK's, are keen to enable innovation in the sector.
Cryptocurrencies have particularly vocal champions among some proponents of financial inclusion, or expanding financial services to the world's poor. Cryptocurrencies' peer-to-peer nature enables transfers to occur at reduced cost compared to credit card transactions and other established payment methods that rely on numerous intermediaries.
Proponents argue cryptocurrencies could play a role in helping the unbanked to access cost-effective financial services.
Virtual currencies therefore offer governments a test case in harnessing the promise of technological innovation while also managing financial crime risks that are still only taking shape.
Countries should pursue a sensible approach. They should ensure their law enforcement agencies have the necessary resources and skills to uncover related illicit activity; and they can work to improve information sharing with their foreign counterparts on joint investigations. [… ] As with any new technology, awareness of risks is critical. But overreaction and panic in this early stage in cryptocurrencies' history would be misguided.
This is the approach that Coin Center has been promoting for over two years, and it's at the heart of the Blockchain Alliance's mission to ensure that law enforcement has the knowledge about cryptocurrencies that will allow them to react appropriately to the limited risks posed.


It was time for our two-week vacation to Florida. I was really nervous about Monkey's first plane ride. I received a lot of great advice from fellow mommies, but it is still nerve-wracking. Thankfully, my husband was with me to make the trip a little easier.
Prior to our trip, I purchased a travel Boppy pillow, which would allow me to comfortably nurse Monkey on the plane. Once we boarded the plane, I decided to take a window seat to provide more privacy while nursing. Thankfully, it wasn't a full flight, so we had an entire row to ourselves. During takeoff, I nursed Monkey, who ate for 40 minutes nonstop! I was worried about the pressure change affecting his ears, but he did not seem to be bothered. I was hoping he would sleep the remainder of the flight, but of course, he was up. We packed plenty of toys to keep him entertained and we were able to watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, as the plane had wifi.
The worst part about flying with a baby is changing them on the airplane. The bathrooms are small enough, but try changing an active 6.5 month old. The bathroom had a small pull down changing table. It was not easy, but somehow we managed.
After a two hour flight, it was time to make our decent into Ft. Lauderdale. My uncle is a captain and informed me that landing is worse on the ears versus take off. It was time to nurse Monkey again. We finally made it to Ft. Lauderdale and I could not wait to get off the plane and start our vacation.
Flying with a baby is a lot easier than I thought. The baby feeds off of your energy so if you are nervous, the baby will be nervous. Don't be afraid to ask for help from the flight attendants, especially if you are flying alone. Wear your baby through security and boarding the flight, to allow you to have both hands free. Those are just a few of the best tips I picked up on Monkey's first flight.
Do you have any great tips for flying with an infant?
Thank you. Being prepared always helps. The outfit actually says "Mommy's little rookie".
Another great article sweetie! I loved the pictures of both of you. You are an amazing mommy!!!!
Aww thanks Mommy. I learned from the best!
Sounds like you had a great first experience. We actually have still not taken our kids on an airplane yet, and they are 6 and 3. I totally agree that they feed off your energy, so I really need to prepare myself when we do decide to do it.
Flying with kids is a lot easier than I thought it would be. However, I cannot speak on how it would be with a 6 and 3 year old, but when you do fly, you'll be great!
Yes, the carrier was a lifesaver. I am flying again in March, this time without my husband. It will be totally different, but just going to ask for help, if I need it.


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Chaos in the cabin: Severe turbulence hurts 15 on Miami to Argentina flight
By Johnny Diaz
South Florida Sun Sentinel |
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A flight from Miami to Buenos Aires, Argentina was anything but smooth after intense turbulence bounced people and objects around the cabin — leading to at least 15 injuries.
The turbulence which struck Aerolinas Argentinas flight 1303 that departed Miami International Airport at 9:16 a.m. Thursday left the airbus looking a mess inside.
Social media videos posted by some of the 192 passengers show items including cups, trays, tablets and pillows strewn about and a flight attendant cleaning up an aisle. The top of the cabin area looked like it was cracked wide open. One passenger who shot cellphone video is seen holding what looks like a bloodied napkin.
Once the plane landed at Ministro Pistarini International Airport at 7:28 p.m, medical teams treated the passengers for their injuries, according to the airline. Eight passengers were taken in for additional treatment.
The airline posted a statement on its website which read in Spanish, "The incident occurred in the cruise phase of the flight and was immediately reported by the commander in charge of the aircraft. The company arranged its medical equipment at the arrival of the flight to assist those passengers who suffered blows or bruises due to the sudden movements that this type of atmospheric conditions cause."
The airline also added that "turbulence occurs when two air masses of different temperatures or different velocities collide. These can produce sudden movements in the aircraft according to their intensity, although they do not in any way jeopardize the safety of the aircraft."
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Russell Henley needed a pep talk. Maybe more.
His caddie delivered the necessary words.
Henley, the University of Georgia alum, did not get off to a good start his opening round of the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club on Thursday. In fact, he was 3-over after seven holes.
"I was walking to the eighth tee and my caddie asked me if I was ready to start focusing," Henley said.
Henley birdied the final two holes of his front nine to stand at just 1-over par 36. He added four more birdies on the back nine, including three straight, for a back nine of 4-under 31. On the day, Henley finished 3-under 67, good for a tie for sixth.
How different were his front and back nines? Henley managed to save par on the par-5 18th hole after his second shot hit the green-side electronic scoreboard. He received a free drop following the precarious approach.
Henley entered the FedEx Cup playoff finale 16th in the point standings, certainly a long shot to win the title even with a Tour Championship victory. Still, the former Bulldog is making some noise.
Henley, along with Jhonattan Vegas, attended the Braves game against the Nationals at SunTrust Park Wednesday night.
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